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7-13-2007 7:38 AM
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7-13-2007 9:42 PM
RecordSage
Time to move for her...
7-14-2007 11:36 AM
cptenaud
You should move recordsage. To Iraq. Better yet join the military and do what you think is right. You came to this country for its freedoms. Now go fight for them.
7-14-2007 3:00 PM
RecordSage
First of all, I'm in the wrong age category so they wouldn't take me right now, second, if the draft was in place - I'd definitely go wherever. Third - who the hell are you to suggest where I should or shouldn't move.

And finally, since your English is failing your brain, or at least you misunderstood the intended meaning - I'll explain it to you... try to read it slowly so you can comprehend the meaning.

After going through a nightmare myself in dealing with HOA and reading a number of horror stories from other people - I was simply implying that this woman can easily get sued for this, by the HOA, since they have strict rules about flags and such and the courts are overwhelmingly on the ...
7-16-2007 10:17 AM
sparlingphoto
If she had a poster up that said F--- the USA, would her neighbors have a right to demand it be removed? Just another loon from the left trying to get a little attention. The HOA has every right to fine her...I'm sure the ACLU will take up the banner if her publicity seeking "civil rights" attorney fails. She should have read the covenants a little better... they should have put one in that said "no more than 3 earrings per ear...ha!
7-16-2007 10:25 AM
debbyski
What's it to you if she has 3 ear piercings, Sparling? I didn't even notice that until you brought it up. Maybe the covenants should tell her how many times a week to fuck her husband.
7-16-2007 3:21 PM
RecordSage
Debbyski, this is a family show, remember?

Seriously though - the HOAs are a nightmare to deal with, but once one signs the papers - they have to stick to the rules and so does she... they threatened me with a letter from a lawyer before even having one conversation with me on the subject.

The moral of the story is - if you can buy a house and not deal with HOA - I'd highly recommend it.
7-16-2007 5:19 PM
debbyski
Debbyski, this is a family show, remember?

I know, I know Record, but Sparling said the very same thing to me he only * it, so admonish him too
BTW, I agree with you on your comment.
7-19-2007 1:51 AM
BobbyRutan
I just want to know what RecordSage did to PO the HOA.

Did they make you take down your monument to your hero George W. Bush
7-19-2007 5:29 AM
RecordSage
I remodeled the place a little, per recommendations of my Real Estate agent, to make it more sellable. Part of the process involved replacing horrid, 20-yr old windows. Unfortunately they don't make that kind any longer, so the new ones looked a little different. That when I got a letter from the HOA lawyer threatening unless I put everything back within 2 weeks. The problem was - the old stuff couldn't be put back and there was no way to get exact replacement.

It was my mistake for not getting HOA approval prior to replacing windows, but it was a dinky HOA (11 units), almost nobody was interested in doing anything HOA-related and the few that ever asked to do anything were always given ...
7-19-2007 5:35 AM
RecordSage
They became a lot more quiet all of a sudden. As I said, mostly the problem was this one guy, everyone else was kind of going along with the flow, although all of them wanted to jump to my side at first opportunity.

Since I did make the changes without permissions and I did want to get things done right - I told them that I'll spend the money to repaint the trim so it'll look very similar to the old windows and unless one really takes a close look - they couldn't even tell the difference. They immediately agreed to my proposal and that's how the thing got settled.

You asked - so there you go.

And again, for the record - George Bush isn't my hero, although he is my current President, ...
7-19-2007 9:30 AM
BobbyRutan
Liked your story about everybody following one individual with an agenda and hair brained idea just waiting for someone to have the courage to break from the pack and use reason. Reminds me of........let's see...... who could it be.............
7-19-2007 11:29 AM
cptenaud
Recordsage;
You want to know who I am? I am a disabled Vietnam veteran. I fought for this country and almost died for it.
And I know many 19 year old kids who died in that war. And they didn't die so that freedom of speech or the ability to think for one self could be banned by a bunch of Nazis. You want to know who I am? Then go here.
http://www.veteransforamerica.org/
My name is Duane Stolldorf. I don't think you will tell me who you are. Because you are a coward. And I am sick of you chickenhawks waving your flag and telling others to fight for you. All you do is say I would love to go but I'm too old. Age limit for military is 42. You can go any age or fitness if you join the cons...
7-20-2007 1:16 PM
RecordSage
Well Duane, I certainly don't have you credentials when it comes to military, but respectfully, I'll have to disagree with some of your comments.

I have no problems answering ANY of your questions regarding who I am. Ask and I'll answer. I'm 45 (almost), i.e. not in the appropriate age group, as I've indicated. And without a question, if US is attacked and every man is called to defend it - I'll have zero problems with joining that effort. US has been exceptionally good to me, despite all kinds of problems with family and life in general. That's something I'll always cherish. The hellhole that my parents yanked me from, formerly known as USSR, did nothing of the kind.

I'm not rich an...
7-20-2007 4:22 PM
cptenaud
Recordsage;
You said you came from a terrible country, the USSR.
Can you not see what is happening here is almost the same thing that happened in your country? If we are to keep this country free. And not held hostage by the rich and over powering. We need those little people with three earrings in their ear. To stand up to any ti rent who has more money then them. This country is still for the people and by the people. Bush and his crew have tried to change that from the day he stole the vote from the people. They even want to change the constitution. What we are seeing now is the beginning of the end to our democracy.

When I got out of the Marines in 1969. I joined those hippies to protes...
7-20-2007 7:22 PM
debbyski
Pop for Cpenaud comments.
7-20-2007 11:52 PM
laceym
Bobby made me lol.
7-21-2007 3:09 AM
RecordSage
Duane, again I have to differ with you a bit, even though you certainly have an understanding of your own country, the fact that you compare it to USSR shows me just how little you know about that country. From someone who's lived enough in both (twice as long in US as in USSR, but certainly clearly recall what it was like) - there's NO comparison between the US and USSR at any point in time. Let's just definitely keep that in mind.

As for your other comments, even though I somewhat agree with you about politicians running the show - we elect these people. As much as you want to believe that the election was stolen, I don't share your view. It was close certainly but the system through...
7-21-2007 3:24 AM
RecordSage
You have to remember - we're not just talking about the hippies movement against the establishment or fighting the commies in the foreign land with questionable reasons and lack of success as it was in 1969. 9/11 did occur and as much rosie wants to rant with her cool accent the physics of steel melting - anyone rational would understand that we were attacked and 3000+ of our fellow citizens were murdered in cold blood.

It's nice to engage in personal politics etc., but when you have a threat as the US currently has - these politics are nothing but petty waste of time. People talk about policies, economy, etc. All of this pales to oblivion if someone manages to blow up a dirty bomb somew...
7-21-2007 12:42 PM
cptenaud
It is obvious there are people who can read a simple statement, turn it around, and make it sound the way they want it to sound. You are one of these.

So I will leave it to the people who read what I say. And compare it to what you think I said. And then they can figure what is what ain't. And that will of course be judged by what they think.
7-23-2007 2:35 AM
RecordSage
Fair enough.
7-23-2007 12:27 PM
BobbyRutan
One should keep in mind that our founding fathers expected us to be vigilant, questioning, and to protest. That is the blood that is in this flag.

"To sin by silence when they should protest makes cowards of men."
Abraham Lincoln

"We the People are the rightful masters of both Congress and the Courts--not to overthrow the Constitution, but to overthrow the men who pervert the Constitution."
Abraham Lincoln
7-23-2007 4:41 PM
RecordSage
Nothing wrong with being vigilant, questioning and protesting, as the Founding Fathers expected... but that doesn't mean that doing so involves lack of basic respect for the flag and the country.
7-23-2007 4:54 PM
sparlingphoto
What's it to you if she has 3 ear piercings, Sparling? I didn't even
notice that until you brought it up. Maybe the covenants should tell
her how many times a week to fuck her husband.
It was a joke, debbyski...always amazes me how you peaceful leftists can dish it, but you have a very difficult time taking it. I believe my "F" was in context.
7-23-2007 5:26 PM
debbyski
It was a joke, debbyski
Really? Get a sense of humor next time.
7-23-2007 7:30 PM
BobbyRutan
@RecordSage Flying the flag upside down is one of the accpeted ways of displaying the flag ..... under certain conditions........ whether those conditions exist currently are up to debate.

However, if you are really driven, truly devoted to making sure people are respecting the flag then you have much work to do as the flag is never to be used: in advertising, on clothing, or signed (as Bush did in 2003), or placed as an image on carpet to be stood on by the president (as he did on Sept 11, 2006), never carried out flat or horizontally as they do at some football games, no flag is to be on any athletic uniform,.....etc.

I believe her use of it is more appropriate than the many hundreds ...
7-23-2007 7:43 PM
cptenaud
Maybe when you fight for a country. It is only then that you can understand the true freedoms you fought for.

Its a shame the ones that pretend to honor the flag. Are the ones who never fought for it.
7-23-2007 9:06 PM
RecordSage
Most of the population of US never fought for the flag, that doesn't mean they should disregard it and not honor it. Their ancestors fought and even died for it. I think you're totally wrong on this. No question that those who actually fought might have very strong feeling on the subject, but they should be even stronger than mine in terms of respecting and honoring it, not the other way around.

You're implying that anyone who didn't fight is not genuine about their feelings towards the flag. With all due respect - you're completely off here... You have no idea what people feel and why towards the flag and country, regardless of whether you fought or not.
7-23-2007 10:17 PM
cptenaud
So you who came to this country, and took all of its benefits. And not once even thought of serving in its military. Because I know you were of age in Dessert storm. You even said you were a young child when you left Russia. You had more then ample time to serve your country. I guess you were too good to do such a lowly job.

So you say I am wrong. I guess I was wrong. Wrong to fight in Vietnam for the wrong reason. Just like the soldiers fighting in Iraq , who have seen the ugliness of war. And know to, that they are fighting for criminals, who care nothing about the constitution. Or the freedom of the people. They don't even care for the crippled soldier back from Iraq. Who will lose his h...
7-24-2007 1:44 AM
BobbyRutan
@RS

Nationalism is the antithesis of what our Country was founded on. Nationalism says, “My Country, Right or Wrong.” A Nationalist places the symbols of his country ahead of the ideals of his country. A Nationalist places the symbols of her country ahead of the people of her country. A Nationalist views any disagreement as treasonous, any objection as obstructionist.
7-24-2007 3:20 AM
pokkets
How can the sacrifice of so many lives be belittled by the worship of a piece of cloth ? People who are prepared to fight injustice are not doing it for the sake of some artificial insignia, They are doing it for the sake of those they know and love. When someone wears a standard in battle, they expect it to be used as a means of identification. If we burn a name tag, does that change who we are ? Someone with no respect for what the Flag can represent, can seem harmless, there is worry about the people that agree with them. There's no sense in letting 'dissent' get out of hand, it would disturb the 'Status Quo'. The value of a lot of protest can be the way it can get people talking and Thi...
7-24-2007 11:50 AM
cptenaud
For all you flag wavers, and pretenders of wanting to serve your country. I have great news. No matter what your age. What shape you are in. Even job title does not matter. The civilian contractors are looking for workers to go to Iraq or Afghanistan. And the pay is great. So hurry up and sign up. We don't want you to miss the end of the war. But I guess as long as Bush is running things. There will be no end in sight. Heres the URL. And Bon Voyage.

http://jobsearch.about.com/od/internationaljobs/a/iraqjobs.htm


7-24-2007 7:07 PM
RecordSage
@cptenaud,

With all due respect to your service, you're nobody to tell anyone how to live their life or what to do or not to do. You may not be worse than any other person, but you sure the hell aren't better than anyone else. You have no idea whether the 'flag wavers' are 'pretenders' or not. You think you do - but I know that you don't. You can speak for yourself, but you sure the hell aren't speaking for me.

With all that - feel free to go stomp on the flag, burn it over and over... obviously you're in the camp who think disgracing the flag somehow will fix the problems the country faces. A stupid, but doable option. But if it makes your day, still a free country - knock yourself out!
7-24-2007 7:26 PM
BobbyRutan
Although I feel that everybody has the right to say whatever they want regardless of whether they served the military or not I do have to agree with cptenaud, that if you feel Iraq is that important, and since Bush=Cheney have pretty much privatized the war, your support rings hollow if you don't want to go over there and provide your much needed computer skills to the effort.
7-24-2007 7:36 PM
debbyski
For what it's worth,
I feel Cptenaud walked the walk instead of talking the talk.
7-24-2007 8:04 PM
cptenaud
@RS
Again you put words in other peoples mouth. When did I say it is alright to burn the flag?

But I do know you are a coward and a chickenhawk.
That is why you wont go to Iraq.

And quit with the due respect routine. You have no respect for anyone but yourself. And even then I suspect you know the coward you are.
7-24-2007 8:32 PM
cptenaud
Here you go RS. This is what your waving flags and pretending what brave arm chair Generals you are. These are the people fighting to survive while their loved ones are in Iraq for 15 months.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=JuImCNUAkYc

And this is someone you probably know personally. I think if you look in the mirror. You will find, it is you.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0SVjZnDVxk8&mode=related&search=
7-27-2007 12:58 PM
RecordSage
Don't change your day job, your ESP rating based on... let's see you said this and that and... yep, still remaining at a strong 0% accuracy.

Based on what you said, paired with your ESP - that gives you about the same in the credibility department, which means your recommendations for me are nothing more than waste of bandwidth...
7-27-2007 3:46 PM
BobbyRutan
Yep, I like the fact that you can still have a May Day parade in Washington. Sounds like the blue states are less Soviet than the red states. I wouldn't want to try that down here (but wait we are fighting for freedom of speech, snort).
7-27-2007 3:57 PM
BobbyRutan
Sorry the above was meant to be commentary on a different clip.

However regarding this clip cptenaud does have a legitimate point that if a person feels so strongly about the justifications for being in Iraq they can go support the war effort in a civilian presence in the country. Bush=Cheney have privatized many functions that used to be in the realm of the military so there is your opportunity. No age requirement.
7-27-2007 4:37 PM
cptenaud
Can anyone tell me what this blowhard is talking about?

RecordSage39
Don't change your day job, your ESP rating based on... let's see you said this and that and... yep, still remaining at a strong 0% accuracy.

Based on what you said, paired with your ESP - that gives you about the same in the credibility department, which means your recommendations for me are nothing more than waste of bandwidth...
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